Learning the Fit

Contemporary nonfigurative editorial artwork, 16:9 landscape, flat vector-ready geometry. On a uniform pale lavender background, place one broad chartreuse trapezoid in the right half, with a deep scalene triangular notch cut into its upper-left edge. A smaller solid midnight-indigo wedge almost fits this notch but sits slightly outward and rotated, leaving a narrow, clearly visible lavender gap. The relationship suggests learned approximation and adjustment without depicting a machine or diagram. Two shapes only, unequal visual weight, crisp straight edges, solid opaque colours, no outlines, no shadows or gradients. Keep the left half largely empty and maintain generous outer margins. Bold but restrained, precise optical balance, standalone finished artwork. No puzzle-piece tabs, arrows, rooms, people, text, logos or watermarks.